Greg Tate is an architect and educator whose work explores the dynamic intersection of creativity, technology, and the evolving possibilities of generative AI.
Based in Los Angeles, Greg draws deep inspiration from the city’s eclectic urban fabric—its sun-soaked beaches, arid deserts, sprawling freeways, suburban housing grids, corner liquor stores, and surreal theme parks. This unique blend of influences fuels a design philosophy that merges reality with imagination, producing architectural experiences that are as playful as they are thought-provoking.
At the core of Tate’s work is a fascination with how emerging technologies—particularly artificial intelligence—can expand the boundaries of architectural expression. He treats AI not as a mere tool, but as a collaborator in the creative process, allowing for the spontaneous generation of form, colour, and narrative that challenges conventional notions of space and utility. The result is a body of work that blurs the line between art and functionality, often existing at the intersection of speculative fiction and real-world problem-solving..
